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@Mastodon @imanijoy Fall. What is this Fall. Do you mean Autumn. It's Autumn now. Yay. New Mastadon imminent. #noteveryoneisamerican #noteveryonelivesinthenortherhemisphere

@bruce@darkmoon.social It's quite a powerful tool for managing tweaks and addons for your games. I mostly use it for managing Proton versions and attaching MangoHud to my games.

@bruce@darkmoon.social I bought it a couple of days ago when it was on sale. It's good so far. It did not like running under SteamTinkerLaunch on the first run. I had to run under plain proton first to get all of its setup done and then it worked under SteamTinkerLaunch.

@gamingonlinux Yes. Pen and paper is Turing Complete. I don't guarantee the framerate though.

@troberts@theblower.au I feel much the same. Only got half-way through season 4 and haven't looked at 5 yet. It's still on my list but I feel little inclination to continue.

@troberts@theblower.au You'll probably still be able to buy multi-NIC SBC's though and stick whatever OS you want on it. This would actually be a better option than the crap software on most consumer routers. It would require a bit of learning by end users, or a really slick easy-install wizard for the OS.

@troberts@theblower.au I had a couple of those back in the day. From memory I had "Deathtrap Dungeon" and "Island of the Lizard King". Not sure if I had Warlock of Firetop Mountain, the name is familiar though. I also recall having something like those that was two player. It was a hunt, one player after the other. Can't remember the title though.

@troberts@theblower.au I don't think that it's actually a toot. It appears to be a blog post on some other ActivityPub platform that has crossed over. The comments on the blog post don't appear to have followed it.

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@troberts@theblower.au I think that you misspelled 12.

@troberts@theblower.au #catswhilemastodon And obviously that loop will never end.

@troberts@theblower.au The one thing that you can count on the bastards to not do is stay in their lane.

@troberts@theblower.au That makes it much more bearable as your house structure can cool off overnight. It's when you get those highs and it barely drops below 30 overnight that things get really bad.